I had a client call & ask me to make a baby bib for Parker & did I have a fox design. So here it is

A Burpie to match another bib

ITH reversible bib by Sue & as always it stitches out beautifully! Perfectly round at the bottom too lol so a good bib for me. This was made in my 230 x 230 hoop

I made another bib & this time used a saucer to make the bottom round & I remembered to leave the hole for turning on the side instead of the bottom. So after a bit of practicing I came up with this design to match the PUL backing. It says words like this

3rd time's the charm as this bib is just right. Reversible as always & I used another PUL fabric for the backing & a design to match the back. I made a soother clip but realized after it was stitched out that I used the wrong ribbon (satin) so I did

I think I am loosing my speed lol It took me all afternoon to make this bib. I did the bananas myself plain to see I need more practice. Great place to use my new snaps & so easy to use too way better then the velcor I was using. Mentioned this to my dau

My first try with PUL fabric, thanks to Jerri for telling me what PUL is & where to find it. I could not find any solids but am told they are getting some in @ JoAnn's but did get this cute monkey fabric. I wasn't quite sure if it should be lined or not

This is a cute design from Embroidery Garden, but even cuter when you add the flannel to the gross grain ribbon. The idea being you can slip out the tie to wipe baby's mouth.

This is another bib from Embroidery Garden, The waffle fabric is new so I am not sure why this looks like it has marks on it, hopefully if I give it a wash it will be ok? Funny what the camera can see that I can't. Either way it is a neat idea using the

I have been wanting to make an apron for a while now & after seeing the wonderful job that Jerri did I decided it was time to get on it. So I made this one & didn't have a pattern ( no surprise there LOL) but I did search the net for a few & I wanted a s

a bib & burpie set. I had trouble with the end of the carrot or in this case the starting of it, it is so fine that it kept eating the bib so I had 4 layers of stabilizer in the end & had to finish it with my zigzag to get it sort of done. Hubby says it

a bib with redwork. I like redwork or something simple on these store bought bibs. Less to see on the backside

thanks to all the cuties who helped me to save the bib. This is the finished bib. The back is a pc of a towel just like the instructions call for, more absorbent too but I agree with Michelle it is rather small newborn to 3-6 months maybe so 6-12 lbs. I w